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Pavement Maintenance Program
Keeping streets safe with annual roadwork
Each year, the Town budgets and plans summer road maintenance on both primary and local streets through the Pavement Maintenance Program. Annual maintenance extends the life of our roads and helps us get the most out of our investment in infrastructure.
Five-year rotation
Concentrating residential work in specific areas of Town improves savings and efficiency. View our interactive map to see when maintenance is expected in your area.
2018: Founders Village and Castlewood Ranch
In 2018, we'll be maintaining streets in the eastern part of Castle Rock, which includes Founders Village and Castlewood Ranch. Residents: sign up for email updates.
For local streets, this Council-approved program concentrates work to one of five areas of Town on a rotating basis. This year, we're working in the east area, which includes Founders Village.
View a map of the planned work.
Concentrating this work helps minimize disruption to neighborhoods, increases efficiency and reduces costs.
Each year as part of the program, main roads are also addressed. This year, the Town will reconstruct Lantern Trail between Enderud Boulevard and Mikelson Boulevard. Wagonwheel Trail will also be reconstructed. Turnstone Avenue and Tabor Drive will also get some major work.
In addition, crews will be working along Prairie Hawk Drive, Meadows Boulevard, Wilcox Street and Woodlands Boulevard.
Crews will be working on Meadows Boulevard between North Meadows Drive and Cherokee Drive starting Aug. 20. The work will consist of replacing damaged concrete and smoothing out pavement. This will be similar to what was completed on Coachline Road last year. Please be patient, and watch for construction signs, cone zones and detours.
In 2018, we'll be maintaining streets in the eastern part of Castle Rock, which includes Founders Village and Castlewood Ranch. Residents: sign up for email updates.
Your street
For local streets, this Council-approved program concentrates work to one of five areas of Town on a rotating basis. This year, we're working in the east area, which includes Founders Village.
View a map of the planned work.
Concentrating this work helps minimize disruption to neighborhoods, increases efficiency and reduces costs.
Primary roads
Each year as part of the program, main roads are also addressed. This year, the Town will reconstruct Lantern Trail between Enderud Boulevard and Mikelson Boulevard. Wagonwheel Trail will also be reconstructed. Turnstone Avenue and Tabor Drive will also get some major work.
In addition, crews will be working along Prairie Hawk Drive, Meadows Boulevard, Wilcox Street and Woodlands Boulevard.
Meadows Boulevard
Crews will be working on Meadows Boulevard between North Meadows Drive and Cherokee Drive starting Aug. 20. The work will consist of replacing damaged concrete and smoothing out pavement. This will be similar to what was completed on Coachline Road last year. Please be patient, and watch for construction signs, cone zones and detours.
Timeframe
Roadwork generally begins in April/May and is completed by late summer.
Funding
In all, the Town will invest $11 million in street maintenance this year.The funding is primarily from the Town’s Transportation Fund, which includes revenues from sales tax, motor vehicle tax and building use tax.
We'll be in touch!
While we work to improve roads in your neighborhood, we know it means a temporary inconvenience, so we want you to know what to expect in terms of timing and communication.
If we will be working on your street, we will send you a letter about two weeks ahead of time, and our contractor will place a note on your door 48 to 72 hours before scheduled work.
We appreciate your patience. Please know, sometimes, weather impacts our schedule. We will do our best to keep you notified.